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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17
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milwaukee Journal
Politicians o4 both the old brands
w ''''' "'''' ~ - siI'e "i.'7
presented by the prohIoltI3hist ana
peoples party, are beginning to talk
about fine details If next wears cam
na;o, TIA fret 4fi,r :, Ia l..;l,l
pei1's "!IeIe anu ""eh l''1 l','.oil"l
conventions snail be held. hlcago5
has mad them Tor a long tme' and
Dds TAR g hoId what she mas @of, al
though that ancIenta and deamnFe 9uak-
er spiAstef, nliadeiphHl' Is colueltlhg
win inc republicans ana coyiI lisp
ing to them TO walk INTO her p2riorr,
winch would re 5000 tHh@ 70 DO Il
there was any lgssipi-ily OF the grand
old party catching the love OF clean
llness, winch i the leading character
lstlc OF the city OF brothe ~ Love,
where every window, sidewalk and
street Is thoroughly rInsci every morn
ING. p. LOUIS, Ike 4 staIWart muIalto
siren, WinNs one OF her yellow eyes at
the Democracy, and with Decking
finger ycll- out in COHch-sheIl accents,
Come yeah, honey Neither Of
these INVITATIONS are likely to be ac-
ceptcd, and most probably Chicago
will again witness the gathering of
both the clans - to the time OF the
two leading conventions, tie demo
Gratis, beng the party ~ power, VIII
probably meet first, early IN June,
and the republicans Will follow them
within week. Both are un"ioidy
bodies, consisting OF two delegates
from each congressional district and
tour al large from each state.
1t Is at present an open question in
Wisconsin whether each party will
hold single convention, choose dele
gates and nominate state officers n
once, or whether they Will Go rs they
dId ~ II !, hold their dele-ate con
Ventlon IN May ana want until August
or September before putting their
state llclct III the iicid. u Is probable
that the latter course VIII be adopted
AZ thcif second conventions, IN adj
aitioh 70 nominating Il state ticket,
each party VIII choose a state central
commIttee Of winch the chairman IS
the prncPal part. At tins time 1t
looks u though the Democrats would
continue Ellis :. sher IN the place
to winch the committee elected him,
when v y. " kcr retired by reason
j. D. i
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
GROOEHIES-

sueAR-Cofiee, 6i@6ic; yellow clsr.
i6ed, 6ac; seconds, 64@8c; refined A,
6t@63c; granulsted, 70; powdered,
7iG; cut loaf, 73c, Firm.
Rrc.-Louisisna, 4t@5ic; Carolina,
6i@6fc.
CANDIES Sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals aud barrels, 7i@9Ac.
CoFFxR-Oommon, 2Oa; ordinary
20i@2lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23O; choice TO fancy, 2Sl@24c /;
old government, 29@32c. Strong.
SALT-Ohio river, 81 l5(9l 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. ST 259l IS per bar
rel; sacks, fine, Il S59l As; cosrse,
81 10 @l ID; pockets, bleacLed,
2i@7c.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana. common 10
fair, 27@S0c; prime 10 choice, 42@5Oc ;
syIup, 25@40c; centrifugal, common to
fair, 2592Sc; prime to choice, 4O@i5c /;
fancy, 369i0c. Firm.
Nav YoRK, August 30--Ooflee, spoi
fair; Rio quiet at 2092Osc; options
higher and strong, bu, only modor.
stely sctive; sales. $500 bags; Au.
gust, fl8 05; September, SIS 00@
Is 20; October, SIS 35(9ls 45; Novem.
Dor, SIS 50@1S GO; Deem .er, SIS Goa
Is rs; January, SIS 65CalS rs; Febru.
airy, slS 70; March, SIS s0@lS 30.
Sugar in fair demand and firm; mo-
lssses erades, Acc; English Island, 4t9
4 6'l6c; centrifugal, b 5.l6@5 Is sc ;
fair refining quoted 4 IL 100; refined
firm and active; of A, 6i(95 o Ice /;
mould A, @ l.l6@6Ic; confectionery
A, GAG Ice; powdered, 6ta6 3.l6
Mo 'eszes quiet, nominal. Rice, steady
and in moderate TCques'. "A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

at sI1 IS; January opened at $l2 30.
highest $l2 32Ai lowest $l2 25, closing
at $40 32}. Lard, per 100 lbs--August
opened at SO 37i, highest So S78, low.
est So IS, closing at IS 37A; September
opened at So So, highest So S7}. lowest
s. IS, closing at SO 37tc; October
opened at IS 42}, highest SO AZ, lowe st
S. 42}, closing at So 42i; January
opened at SO 80, highest 81 52i, lowest
80 80, closing at IS b2i. Short ribs,
per 100 lbs--August opened at 81 e5,
highest 81 95, lowest 81 80, cloeing at
81 95; September opsned at 81 30,
highest 81 973, lowest ~ 90, closing at
81 90; October opened at 81 30, higheet
IS, lowest 81 90, closing at IS; tanu.
ary opened At 80 30. highest SO S2},
lowest SO 27a, closing at So 32t. On
the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was steady at l7t@24G for
creamery and l5@20ic for dairy. Eggs
steady at 13A9l4c.
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FROvIsiONn.

BurrKR-Butterine, i4Cal6; cream
cry, 3OC9S3o; dairy, 22C925c; country
butter, l2'al8c.
Hoo pRoDucrs-Steady; mecs pork
new, tl7 10; old, tlb 30; sugar cured
hsma, 1901 3ir; bieakils. bpcon, II, 40
l2tc; clear rib sides. bacon, 9i,agfc I;
C ear side bsonn, glo; bacon hhoul der.,
7ie; bulk pork, clear sldse, 90: Gle "a
no sides, shCGsic; long clear, SIC;
sbouldefr, 8te; sirips, Tic
LARp-iisroes, 6ic; hall barelr,
7.c; kegs, 7lci choices kettle, siC9Sic
Firm.
CnKEsE Prime fat, e@l0c; New
York factory, nonsj iull cream, loo
Yong American, lbc.
Pos FEEr.- Brrels, " 90; hall bar
rels, IS rs; kegs II 10.
PoULIRY Chickens quiet; fpdng,
81 5OC93 o.; old hsns, 81 75C9S on.
ST L1Us, Mo, August 30 ProylH.
ionr quiet. PoIk--irfegular; new, tl5
Lord, 50 20Cd8 % Dry salt meats
hoxed shoulders 81 90. long clear,
81 s7i clear rib, IS 1874; short clear,
- % fNuI0 ~ bAtuN uiu WNNN ~
shoulders, %; long clear, fS SOS 30
clear rIbF, IS sos s7l; short clear,
81 2OCa92 %. Hams steady a. i2(9lGc
Egys-lli9i2c. Butter easy, but mn.
rlargtd; creamery, 2l@2bo; dairy,
i6A2lc.
CHICAGO, III, August 80. - Toe
pr0yilion m'Tse, was stronger and
pfioag averaged higher, and trading
exhibited moro life. ebpeo ally In lard,
which VIM 'akes quite freely by ship.
pens Short ribs we're also taken gith
4 liberal d'gr3c Of freedom. Oheringp
we're not large, ard prices advanced
2I0 on lard sad 81 0a' shoit ribs. Land
sd Al 81 1905 3ii for September and
al 5000 62i Tor January. Short ribs
81 900 ~ for snpternb N, closinR a
AZ 81. Jsuugy, 70 27i6D8 ga. olosins
u 80 32i Pork, tl2 25@i2 32j iol
January, closing ~ the outside az
u,es. Clsh quotations we're az f1I
llWs. Mess pork, pr hbl, slbG
is 25; lard, per l01 lhs, 90 37I; shod
Tb aides, loose, 81 O. @7 ga diy oaIts
a iouldsfa, boxsf 90 iblgj 90 short clea,
s,des, boxed, IS 3OC9S 80 fne leadlo,
futures ranged 40 iolloxa: Mes
pork, per bbl-Year open.d at sli so
highest Gil 70, lowest Gil 80, closipI
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Proposals for above named works must b,
lephrato, AID each proposal must be sEnsl
BY the potton making the sane aud n AGO
IN ~ own envelope and marked Proposal
70 huild - ltyee In --- parish. irOuo -"
giving nan ~ loyee, and Of parish and Of
rorson making PROPOSAL.
deposit OF current money on certified
bank check 10 required Tor each lsyee. 20 the
Hmuunt above stated, which should be en-
closed IN the sealed envelope, sail deposit TO
he forfeited 10 tho board NJ Commisstonsr r
for tho Filth louisiana District In csse The
person q whom tho work may be .warded
shall fail 10 sign articles Il agreor cot asd
Ole completo bond within forty -olghi hours
aiie' notice u adjudication.
Bond will be required In sun not 20 ex-
teed i've cents per euhlio yAtd on the amount
estate IN tn advertisement, with two t2)
urotiss. who will be required 10 make sst1
hat they are worth yer and above lickIf.
los tho mount Of the tond
The board reserves tho Tight 10 r'i' 81 any
or all bids, withdraw from letting such
levees ne they may deem proper. and 20 In
crease ofidiminisn the Offering a. they 500 a..
Payment for work vii be mano one-hAlf
cash and tho balance In warrants OF this
board bearing eiEht per cent. Interest per
and payable one year IRON data.
Plans, grohles aud tpocih satlons Of the
above york can he seen, and any 9th In
iormAtion that bidders may desire, obtained
at the otiee u the Board q stAts W sinesrs,
AZ New Otleanf, La and at the present
once % the Leyee Board, at railulsh, La.
j. 7. MCCLELLAN,
| prefldeut ufo fsm
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GEN ERAL News y,

BusISxss quiet.
CLEAR and warm.
RIVER rising slowly.
FIVE boats leaving today.
The upper rivers are oil falling.
The Jay Gould passed TO 1T. Louis
yestel day.
tbs Alberta No. 3 leaves here this
evening for White river
THR City Of Baton Rougs will prob.
sblygo on ths docks for repairs.
The oakland with bsrges passed 10
New Orleans yesterday morning.
TIKI X. l.. Cobb is the regular racket
leaving here tomorrow evening for
Arkansas river.
THR City OF 81. Louis 10 announced
10 leave here at 10 o'clock this morn.
'rg for New Orleans.
THE Kate Adams will ba In tonight,
aud sho u toe regular packet leaving
here tomorrow for Arkansas City.
THK Arkansso City Is behind time
this ttip, but she viii be hare TO leave
AZ 8 9'ol SEX tonight for Cairo and st..
Lluis.
Carr JoHS HARPHIN formerly o.
this city, ont DOW UUdersriteis In.
eyeC,or AZ Cincinnati, has gone to Da
kots o. business.
The C,ahamg, Capt. Claggett, leaves
here this evening iIr Helena end
Fnais P0int. william Ashford, Lee
Oummins and George Cunningham
are her clerks.
THR Rene NJ cfeady. Capt. John
Higgin', caves here At 8 O'Clock this
evening for Gold DAT, q, eola aud
way poiriA William Smiiher, Sid
WAstler y q Ohar,Cy Lsi,w Gu GIs her
clerks.
ASSISTANT USrED srArEI ESGIsKKR
HIDKR h.. completed the survey Of
the 6feruvllla hsrbur, aud tho work
II cons,ruc Tag the fuhnsgged dyke
and fev-t lux tho bAtk will s1ou be
comm nee
THE Cny Z Cairo, from S. Louis,
panatd Ia NicssluIg yesterday eve.
ming sifh good trlp sne put of
here 32iS rarSages, including ll02
barrels OF flouS and Iossl, go sacks
seed. 100 Iolls Dagging. % boxes bacon
and ono bale Of cotton. She added
about 30 tons for way points.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened quiei
and closed quiet middliIg, 9Ic. Sales,
urimportAnt; receipts, 80 bales; ship
mems, 10 beiee; stock on hand, 445l
bales; receipts to date, 663,li3 bales
shipments to date, 652. 9S5 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7ie; good ordinary, Sc
low middliDg, sIcj middling, sic;
good middling, 9sc; middliDg fair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1t, 1000; burnt
69O7; home consumption 10 date. 277g
s,ocF running account, 445i. ImpOr,s-
M. a q. Il. r, IL; l.. q N. r. r., 9;
NJ. & L. r. r., 12; O.. o. & 3. W. X. X
8; NJ, - q b. X. X @; wsgons, 25. Ex.
poris-M. & o r, X, Is
New York 'pols opened setsdy aud
c.osed quiet; middlirg. Ole.
Sales, 622 baIeR. Quotations we're a.
folio W: Ordinary, 7lc; good ofdi-
nary, 8ll.l6c; log midding, Ole; mid.
ding, &c, good middling, lCIo;
midding fair, lode; lair, lllc. Fut
ures openud steady and olo,ed steady,
a. follows: August, o $3.50 30; Sep
iembef, $50. 0gtobsr, 925(a,9 % ;
November, . 20C@92l; Dscem Der,
Q 2aC992l; January, 9.2i9g IS. Feb.
ruary, 8 3iG9S2; March, 93s1S9 50
Aphl, $4,000 AZ; May, 95369.54
June, 9b9,99 90; July, 965C9e 50
Sale, 81. 800 bAlos.
The New Orleans spot market opere i
quiet and co7od easy middiils, 9 8 16c.
SALES, 100 bales. On citations Sere a.
iollows; Ordinary 73 l6c; good ord.
nory, s i.l6l; lng middling, 8 10 l6c ;
middling, o 5l0e; good mlddlirg y,
O.l0l. Fuiu o. opened steady and
closed qniei, AZ follows: Augu.t,
n1minali sep'eObar, S90qs01;
October. S7sSl3.79 November. s "a
as ~ Decem Der, s.77@s rs January
Ss2@sSj. February, SOLOS o.
Maron, 00lS9 OF; April, 9lOC99 II
Nay, o 2gG92l; June, 93O(s93
Sales, 1890 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET
4 Tono. Hec IprIc.s lStorE
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Money 8 Per Cent, New York Ex-
change Is Premium.
Seton Quief--MiddIiug Cotton, e,sc
--nales To-day Unim.
pOrtant.
APPEAL 0yFrCR,


TUESDAY EVENING. August 30. 1887.
LEGAL money rates continue fem at
s per cent, tho loanable fund supply
being amply sufficient for all business
requirements.
The bids and offerings were numer.
GUS q. the stock Gall Board session to.
day, but no saleB were recorded.
The local cotton market remains
unchanged, sixty-nine new bales re-
csivid today. New Orleans spots
eased of &c. Old crop futures nomi.
nal and unchanged. New crop
months l to 2 points of. Liverpool
spots quiet aud unchanged. Futures
lower by to 2 points. At Msnches-
ter cloths are quiet; little doing.
Yarns steady and little doing, New
York spots quiet; Auguet futures
of IA points; new crop advanced
l to 2 points. A leading New York
cotton circular OF date tho Both
says Of the failure market: august
broke down today under desire to
unload the remaining long interest,
rates going of some IA points.
On the other months t1e tone was
urssttled, the early portion OF ths
day taking downward course, but aft
or wesk holders sold ont, the feeling
strengthened sgain, snd5 points re.
covery followed. Before the close
rates had eased of sgsin, and finally
were only couple Of points above
last evening"
The Now York Commercial Chron.
icle, in Terence to the grocery trade:
"Tea seems 10 be the most difficult
article to work into satisfactory shape,
but some OF the trade commence to
have hopeg even Of that, as buyers
show more interest. Spices work into
most promising form aud rice Ia we'll
sustained. The healtbiost situation
etems to no on sweets, molasses and
lis product and ongars generally all
meeting with fuller and more positive
demand ut hardening values. Coffee,
a. the only article tina, appears costly
to buyers, is still handled cautiously,
but country trade has increased, and
holders express confidence In q still
larger growth"
The Brsdstreet agency reports 1877
failures Ia the United States during
the week ending August 20. 1887,
against la In the preceding weeh,
and $50, $50, l76 and l79 in the cor.
responding weeks Of 1886, 1885, 1884
and 1888 respectively. Middle States,
20; New England States, %; Southern
ststes, 10; Western States, "a; Pacific
stales and Territories, IS; Canada, 20.
Total Ia the United States aud Canada
$50.
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U. 3. sNaINERR,s OFFIcE,
u,.., NO r 100 haa It ,ire p

saN.NAhst aAHNss RAhAAN - A0'fHI
CRALKD PROPOSALS IN tripIlcate will be
- 70 ,eived az nv oiice In Asheviils, N. o.,
until noon OF September I lss7, for The oon-
ttruction aud repair II the followitG levees
In Aftansas, yii,t
LpoJs on line from Amos bsyou 10 Arkan-
tAs City, from bO,0O 10 Ia, OH cubic yards,
Etlcnsion Of Panther Forest levee, from
10000 20 80 90 cubic yards.
Leland second loup. from io.coo 10 10000
cubic yards
WHISKY Chute. from 10000 to 800 90 oubI.
yards.
brooks Br,ak. about 10 go cubic yards.
Matthews Bend, from 75.t,0 TO l0o,ooo oubis
yards.
d;sbd Lake, from 10000 to so.Oo subI.
yards.
Separate bids must be made for each vork.
bidders are requested 10 be PRESENT AZ the
oIehlng OF the bids. BLANK forms Tor Mo-
posals, Instructions 10 bidders aud specihoa-
lions 9 ncefnihg the work can be obtsinsia
this Ohoo
Propossls mus, be made on the forms 'ur-
ntshad aud each guaTantor must juftify In
the amount OF 10 Der cent. 81 tho smount Of
the bid. The United States reserves the rishl
20 rtleet any and all bids, ahd 10 vaivs In
iolmAlitiss.
Pfopofals must 10 sealed. indoried on On.
yo'ops, 'ProposAll tor Lsyse Work, 'Lelans
Loop 'WhiHky Chute" etc, a. the esss
may bo, and be adore I'd 20
UAFr, wv, 4. ROsSELL,
corrs u Easineyrs, u >. -.
Hsheviiie n ~.
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5000; mark. topened strong and closed
DOVER; rougl "a 5000 ~ pacnin %
and shipping, IS 06@6 40; light, "a 80
as 80; skips, 1904 70. sheep-Rs'
ceipts, 5000 heal; shipmeDts, 1000;
market strons; n atives, " 7b(sA 10
Western, sS@S 20; Texans, " So93;
lsmbs, 81 % az.
The Drovers' Journ, Il's special Lon.
don cablegram notes he svy supply OF
American cattle; very bt'st steers, llc
per pound. eelimated dead weight.
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HOUsEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLKs-KeDtuCky stock. 81 SOFAS
per barrel; dried apples, 80 per pound
from store. Died peaches, &c from
store.
vEoETABLKs-0nlons .S250@2 rs from
store, Cabbage, Northern, SO 5093 rs
per crate, Sl2 80 per 100 Kaut, bar.
relp, So; half barrels, So. Garlic, 81 per
100.
FRUrr-orapges, s. 90 per box; lem.
ons, So 60(g4 80 per box; easier.
Bananas, 81 6092 % per bunch.
NUrs-Oocoanuts, 80 per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, Sc; Tennessee farm.
ere stock, 3.94G; roasted, 2Ac higher I:
shsllsd, l0c. Pecans--Texas, 7Ca,lOc.
RAIsIss -LonGon ayers. IS; layers,
81 rs; California, 80 10.
PIcKLKs-In jars, pinis, 95c; quarts,
81 SO; half gsllors. 81 rs; gallons,
IS 70; loose, barrels, 81 90; hal
barrels, ~ %; mixed, barrels, $40 90;
mixed, half barrels, SO.
EoGs-Steady, l6(al7c.
PorAT9Es-Firm, selling, 81 65@
275 per barrel.
CIDKR-New York, 81 80 per barrel
and 81 80 per half barrel.
FnH-MGcksre half barrels, No. 1,
70 rs; No. 9, s. 20; No. 3, IS; lob
kit, No. /, 81; NJ. 2, Csc; No 8, Soc.
Dry herring, family, 25c pr box.
BAGeIse:ASD TIEs.
BAoGNG -6197l.
TtEa-Ei IL
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Hnna-nhnina AIn,IIn.

Hoos-OhDice, 4CaiAo.
sunKr-Oholoc, 3ic; medium, go
2ie.
LAMBg-Good n choice, 1904 30.
GRAss CATTLE Choice, 3ic; good,
3Cgaioi lair 10 medium, 2lCg2io; seal
lawags, HOLE.
CHICAGO. lit, August 30.-rhe
Droyers' journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 10000; shipmsnis, 1000.
Market weaker; common l0c lower
shipping Hlee's. i3 2bC95 20 stockers
ard feeders, 1908 ~; cows, bulls AID
m red, tl 60g3, reIs st'a's 70
90 Is; western cattle, 1908 80. Hng'
-Rsceip,s, 1900 head shipments
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MULEs AsD uoRaEs

MULEs-Light demand; II 10 ia
hands high. ss09l90; l4i 10 Is hanil
hiyh, Nl5(Dl35, l5to l5i bands high,
81 lbC9l50, lbi TO 10 hsn1a high, $3.50
The chiei demand Ia iJr mules from 10
10 Isl hands hlgh-levce mules.
Hoss-Dull; dhvois, si25Cal65
heavy DRAFT, fl45CalS0, Haddle, fl2bal
l76 extra saddle, tl7bC9276; plugs,
h5C9S. Texss ponies, f2OS65i lev
on market,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

Wool - Bury greale wool, nm.
washed, l39lSc; clear gTsase wool,
23926e; bury washed, 23(93Oc; tub
washed, 3SC939A
ST. LOUIS, NO, August 30 Wool,
tubwAehed, hrm; nnwashed, steady
Market quiet; unwashed-bf ght me
dium, l9Cs26c; coarse braid, l6Ca23c
low sandy, ll@Z0c; fee light, l7@
23c; fac heavy, l4t120c; tnbEaihed-
choice, 3s93sc; fair, 35@37oi low,
g0(iags.
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HIDB-Dry flint. No. /, lie; No. 2
lie; day Stated, sole; green sailed
No. Lie; No. 2 6is; green, 6C96c
Sheep sLins, l6o9fl. Bseswax, zoe
Tallos, 3C931c.
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EkCHAfgH,
New York and principal cities North
and East, par buying. premium sell.
ing; New EnglI1d el9hl. 4 discount
buying; NsF 0Aosns, discount buy.
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids and offerings at The call
board teOsion Today ~ele 70 follows:
BonGs-Shelby county 0s, 100 bid I;
Fllppin compromise, stampe 1904 b "a !;
Taxing District ASS, 98-97i; Tar.
ing District o., 1904 bid; ". q o.
new O., lOc-i02I; CIT zsns' City
Railway Company, 07-99; Memphis
Gsslight Company, lC6 bid; Masonic
Temple, 100 bid; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 1886.
stocks--BAnk OF Commerce, 1904
1872 German BAnk, l25-i26i; Mechaa.
ics' Sew % Bank, los aeksd; Memphis
CITY FIRE and General InGurancs Com.
pAny, 100 afked; b ul City Insu CO
Dom any, 100 bid Mifslfsippl aDd
Tennessee, 90 bid; Merchants Cotton
Pfess ard siofsge Company, $50 bid
Jamef q Graham WAGON Company, 0O
bid; Memphis Brick Company, 1870 bid
Masonic Temple, IS bid.
Salrs-NOne.
SEw IoHE, August son -n-y on
call ossT a. from 4 t1B per cent;
lac; Ivan q closed, offered al 4. Prime
mercantile paper ~ 10 y. sterling
exchange dlll INT iifm NJ ls0l Tor 81
day bills and 4sli Tor demand.
Government bondt were dull but
firm. especially br tho 4is. State
bonds were dull and nlrady.
Tie bgafs obtained control Of thf
stock market today, aud especially ip
Abe evening hammered the LEI gilh
dis.slfoua effect. Tbs hopeful feel.
ing exciting during The past few day,
seemed g. have disappt AIRED thii
morning, aud there MAS a marked ab,
renee Of support u any kind through.
on. the day. There was no buying Of
any influence, and Lon len turn,
seller 20 the opening, Erie first be
coming noticeable undr Gales Ter thai
account. Ysyus Tumom Of q dBprefa
ing chnrag'or wefscicllaiut, AID On,
heavy isiluro In Philadelphia gddet
10 the growing diatru6t The bean
tlea at',ekei tbs market end sac
ceedsd ia u1c lvsrins some stop orders
when Manhattan suddenly began 4
cell ID very npidly, when the room
trAdsn Jumped upon y aod brooks W
prics over ten poinia Of the frat sale
BusiHess became very dull after noon
but aitor I o'clock the break In Man
haitian occurred, which started the Do
cline In the general lie, again, and IN,
last hour was marked by IN usua
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WHIayY-Straisht Kentucky Bpur
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
neesee whistles, accord ng 10 age aud
makei common whisky. pOcC9l 10, &C
cording 70 proof.
ORIGINATE, o., August 30.-Whisky
active and hfm; sales, 1871 barrels oil
tlnihhed goods on q baeis OF 81 Oh.
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lhu 9 Low
| Water Ch'hgss.
.r,.lIlo,..IkSl.;.:.IES..l.i.

PIrTsBURH, husust 30.-Noon- River
STATIONARY, Weather clear aud plenAnt.
EVANSVILLE. August So Noon-Rlvsr
ant.
CINCINNATI, August n. -Noon-Riyer
ieet 2 Inches on the suase and stationary I,
Weather fleafi thermometer ~
Lou iSNlLLk, August N.-Ho0n- River
on stand feet In the canal aud 10 inches
CAIRO, August 81, -Noon-klver b tsst 2
n hes and falling Wsaihsr clear aud warm
Arrived City % Providence, Nickfburs, Z
a.in. Departed Ctr Of 81. Louis. New
Qrlsan,. 2 a.m.; CITY % Providence, n.
Louis. fam
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREaDsTUEFH.

CoRSxEAL-s andad. 81 90. posrl,
IS % 93 IS; roller, 81 bOC9s 20. qule',
HAY-Ohoice, from store, go;
car load IRON leves or depot, fl7
prime, from store, s6c; car 10 ID
from levee or depot, tl8 30; prairie
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COTTON sEyD PnODUCrs.

PnrE CRuDH On - BE; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
3sc; OF summer yellow, none /;
choice cooking summer yellow, iOo I;
prime cotton seed meal, SIS car load
lots; less than car load, ilS; oil cot.
ton seed meal, -.
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mOvEmENTs AT TnE LEVER.

Arrivale-City OF Cairo, 81. Louis;
Oakland, NJ. Louis; Jay Gould and
CITY Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans,
ID psrtures,-City Of Baton Rouge
and jay Gould, st. Louis; Oakland,
New oriesus; City OF Cairo, Vicks.
buTg.i
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RIyE.s Avn WEATHER

0Yrfos SiosiL ssRVfos. u. y. AL
hnsrHit, August ~, Pm.
The following observations are taken
AZ all stations named Al Tbe meridian time,
vhich IL one hour lAiof thar Mamnhis tlus'
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ToB,coo Common, 25(9Sjc; othor
grades, 35C1S5c.
sNUFP Garrei's, $40 IS, Rdph'a,
$40 20; Railroad, 925.